ATELIER

Does size really matter? Replicating smart city solution in small and mid-sized cities

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ATELIER is a five-year project funded by the European Commission that focuses on developing citizen-driven Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) in the two Lighthouse Cities Amsterdam and Bilbao.

Their successful implementations will then be replicated and tested for feasibility in the six Fellow Cities Bratislava, Budapest, Copenhagen, Krakow, Matosinhos and Riga.

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18 Oct 2022
16:00

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